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After my conversation with Patrick, I only felt more restless. The helplessness I felt was devouring me slowly from the inside. Patrick told me to believe in the King's strength and the power of the most skillful fighters in the Royal Army, but I saw the fear flashing in his eyes, and it was the same kind of fear I felt. I was aware that Sariel might win against ten, maybe a hundred degenerates, but they were coming in thousands, and the power they possessed together couldn't be underestimated. By the end of the day, it was a matter of tactics, and JD wasn't losing in that department.

Additionally, I kept wondering whether the messages I got from Sariel were truly from him. I knew that I was acting shallow and selfish, thinking about it in this situation, but the "what if" was piercing through my head. What if Sariel didn't want to say goodbye? What if he wasn't Elora's child's father? What if… Elora wasn't pregnant at all?

That last thought appeared in my mind

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Ama Duker
Going with the royal army is the best idea. Away from Draven, also I think Draven wants Lilith to call him everyday to tell him plans about the royal Amy's attack so he could be in the known as JD
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Jag724
I think Jade was Dravens mate. He lost her so now he's got this crazy idea that Lilith will give him "hybrid" royal babies
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MadlainQ
He sort of got her permission when she didn't push him away. But he left her clueless, so she didn't truly know what she agreed to...
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